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Club Activities
Bulletin Week 2 2019-2020
 
Week
24-Jul
31-Jul
7-Aug
14-Aug
Location
Bridge Hotel
Bridge Hotel
Discovery
Bridge Hotel
 
07:00 for 07:30
07:00 for 07:30
07:00 for 07:30
07:00 for 07:30
Speaker
Georgia Gribble
BVRC-Training & Community Engagement Coordinator
Grant Hocking
District Governor's Visit
Katherine Chernov
"Rotary Changed My Life"
Kate Wright
CASA
Chair
Barb Mitchell
Doug Lougoon
Rob Rosaia
Barb Mitchell
Welcome
Cathie Miller
John Pacher
Ned Upton
Ray Carrington
Set up
Bruce Fraser
Judy Miatke
Nick Christian
Liz Commadeur
Set up
Maurice Woodburn
George Waters
John Cannon
Ted Gretgrix
 
Thank you Rob for chairing the club meeting in your usual light-hearted way.
 
Our sincere condolences to Doug, whom’s mother passed away. We also learned that our charter member ….. has passed away
 
Toni and Adrian confirmed that all the changeovers in our area have taken place and were attended between the two, and that annual reports are available for those who are interested in reading them.  Both will attend the cluster meeting on Sunday in Rochester and we will report on that next week. The next board meeting will be on Tuesday 30 July at St Aiden’s board room at 5pm.
 
A cheque of $2,000 was presented to Rachelle Fisher as part of assembly and start of this term at Girton Grammar School to fund educational and other resources students are going to make available through a community support project in Thailand/Cambodia.
 
 
Special thanks to Brian who agreed to be the guest speaker at the last moment and present on his Bendigo Photography Tours. Brian had a busy morning. In his other role in providing Rotary Updates he shared with members that it is thirty years since women were first permitted to be in Rotary. It seems that the the threat of discrimination was part of the original decision.
Brian began his business, Bendigo Photography Tours, about six months ago. This is an opportunity available in many cities around the world and it allows Brian to follow one of his interests and passions. As well as the opportunity to experience the beauty of Bendigo participants receive training on how to get the best results from their cameras.
 
Tours are tailored to people's interests. As well as the opportunity to experience the beautiful architecture of Bendigo arrangements can be made to tour the back lanes and ally ways. Experiences at night call for specialised camera use however the light and shadow at this time can give amazing effects. Brian has had requests to tour the tram depot and farms in surrounding areas.
 
The experience begins in Central Bendigo and is generally conducted as a walking tour. Transport can be arranged as required. Brian offered some good advice about composition and photography processing as well as the storage of photos. Nice to hear that the good old hard copy is still the best way to store your favourite photos.
 
Bendigo Photography Tours are conducted with up to six people. The cost is $99 per head and $129 per head for night tours. Bookings can be made on the Bendigo Tourism website (www.bendigophotographytours.com.au). Also, the business can be contacted via tours@bendigophotographytours.com.au.
Next week: Our guest speaker will be Georgia Gribble, BVRC-Training & Community Engagement Coordinator, and our chairperson will be Barb Mitchell 😊. Cathie Miller will be welcoming us and Maurice and Bruce will be setting the scene. We look forward to meeting again.
 
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Cheers,
 
Adrian & Toni
Notices
Federation Picnic is fast approaching, we will by once again operating at the Marong Recreation Reserve from 8am Sunday the 25th August till 3.30 pm.
Kevin Reade will be compiling a roster soon.
 
BOOKINGS can now be made for next years BARHAM Weekend.
 
April 17th, 18th and 19th
 

Where:    Barham Caravan & Tourist Park

Accommodation: Caravan & Tent sites, Cabins.

Bookings 54532553 and say  you are with RCOBS for the booking.

Lighting Reef Primary School. Inner wheel with help from one intrepid male.
The real workers
 
Upcoming Events
4 F evening at Brougham Arms
May 23, 2019 6:00 PM
 
Speakers
Jul 17, 2019
Member Presentation
Jul 24, 2019
BVRC-Training & Community Engagement Coordinator
Jul 31, 2019
District Governor's Visit
Aug 07, 2019
"Rotary Changed My Life"
Aug 14, 2019
CASA
Aug 21, 2019
Victorian State Manager- Reclink
Aug 28, 2019
Bendigo Head of Campus-La Trobe University
Sep 04, 2019
National Disability Insurance Scheme (NDIS)
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Notices
More from PPPP Past President Graeme in East Timor
 
0ur scholarship recipient 
Sr Henrietta with donated books and white board markers 
Mayor  Margaret distribution of the knitting garments and donated clothing 1 hours drive from Maubisse 
 
FACTOIDS
Amazing Facts       (I have been given a new book. Qi 1,342 facts to leave you flabbergasted) 
 
Page 35
 
Thanks to the Swedish Tourist Association, you can speak to a random Swede at any time by calling +46 771-793-336.
 
The UN's official definition of a tourist is someone who stays in a country for more than 24 hours but less than 6 months.
 
The Longquan Buddhist  Temple in China has a robotic monk called Worthy Stupid Robot Monk designed to talk to tourists.
 
Items translated into English on menus in China include:- Fried Swarm, The smell of Urine dry noodles, Sauce on my Grandma and The Hand that grasps the Cowboy Bone.
 
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Club meetings
BENDIGO
BENDIGO 
SOUTH
BENDIGO 
STRATHDALE.
EAGLEHAWK
KANGAROO/FLAT
Tues 12.45
for 1 pm
Bendigo 
Club
Thurs 6 for 6.30 pm
Stirling Room, Foundry
Tues 6.00 for
6.30 pm
Bendigo Club
Wed 6.15 for
6.30 pm
Cal Gully 
Mechanics 
Institute
Monday
6 for 6.30 pm
Rotary
Gateway
Park